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Compute! Magazine Issue 092

Publication date: 1988-01

Topics: data, gosub, print, program, color, goto, ibm, htab, graphics, disk, electronics boutique, data data, flight simulator, time stamp, machine language, computei january, quick check, esc esc, disk drive, sprite grabber

Collection: compute-magazine; computermagazines; magazine_rack; additional_collections

Language: English

Item Size: 201.8M

Compute! Issue 92 - January 1988. Computer Monitors: Making the Right Choice - Interactive Text in an Animated Age: Infocom Faces the Challenge - Canfield - Review Video Professor - Review The Ancient Art of War at Sea - Review Galileo for the Amiga - Review Award Maker Plus - Review Plundered Hearts and Nord and Bert Couldn't Make Head or Tail of It - The Editor's Notes - Readers' Feedback Telecomputing For Beginners - Readers' Feedback Amiga 2000 Confusion - Readers' Feedback Programming The Atari - Readers' Feedback The Amiga Family - Readers' Feedback 128 To CP/M File Transfer - Readers' Feedback The Atari 65XE - Readers' Feedback Date Stamping ProDOS Files - Readers' Feedback 64/128 Assembler Update - Readers' Feedback 128 Video Displays - Readers' Feedback ML Load Addresses - Readers' Feedback Amiga 500 Pricing Update - Readers' Feedback Saving Double-Hi-Res - Computers and Society The Power of HyperCard, Part 1 - Microscope Go Directly to Jail - The World Inside the Computer Treat Your Kids to Some K-Mail - IBM Personal Computing Hot Line to the Denver Broncos - INSIGHT: Atari Beyond BASIC - AmigaView The AmiExpo - Telecomputing Today Electronic Funnies - ST Outlook Anatomy of a Desk Accessory - The Beginner's Page Drawing Lines - Flexible Files - Sprite Grabber for the 64 - Softkey for Atari XL/XE - Time Stamp for IBM - Quick Check: Phone Number and Address Filer for the ProDOS Ramdisk - The Elementary Amiga, Part 2 - CAPUTE! Fixes for The Hermit, Getting Help from Compute.